The Oregon Regency Society ~ Northwest Chapter: September 2008

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Part Two of the Stovepipe Bonnet Tutorials

[Update 3/16/10] Hello visitors! Welcome to the Oregon Regency Society's blog page. This blog is continually updated. This bonnet page is a bit outdated, so I would like to direct you to our latest bonnet-making post which not only includes the straw-hat based bonnets that are described below, but also includes instructions and resources for making the really nice stovepipe bonnets as well. There is a pattern, there are instructional movies in addition to that one provided below, updated materials lists and links to pictures for inspiration. So please, do read the post below, but also, if you want the most up-to-date information, please click the following link. Thank you!

http://oregonregency.blogspot.com/2010/03/2010-regency-bonnet-workshop.html

Stephanie Johanesen; bonnet enthusiast. :)

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The Chapter Blog is about more than just the ORS

This is the Oregon Regency Society's Northwest Chapter blog. Since the ORS is HQed in this chapter, this blog might cover a broader area, but it mostly serves as a source of information for local events, and a resource for all things regency for the world. Here, we offer tips and links for the construction of your Regency costume elements, and more.

Browse the link lists below to find posts or links to helpful references and tutorials. Feel free to click through to the Oregon Regency Society main page to contact us if you have any questions.
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What is the ORS?

The Oregon Regency Society is a collection of diverse souls who all share a common obsession with the English Regency. Our group consists of Jane Austen fanatics, English Country and Regency Dancers, Historic Reenactors, Costumers, artisans and craftsfolk, Regency Romance addicts and so much more.

Our activities include regency balls, parties, teas, craft and art workshops and readings. We do Regency movie marathons; costume sewing classes, English Country Dance classes, and all manner of other diversions that are regency themed. This blog is to accompany our events; so we can share our fun. :)

We are all ages, all walks of life. Our balls and parties are festive and civilized. We hold them around the state of Oregon. Our members are from Oregon, Washington and even California and Arizona!

Join us today. General membership is free.